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More than 50 UW-Green Bay Adult Degree Program students joined the ranks of alumni Saturday, Dec. 17, when they participated in mid-year commencement ceremonies at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. New video...
The Phoenix women’s basketball team had a tough outing but maintained its perfect record Thursday (Dec. 29), besting conference rival UIC 80-63 in the first game of a two-game home stand. From illness to...
The Butler Bulldogs got the better of the Phoenix men’s basketball team Thursday night, winning 53-49 in Indianapolis. Poor rebounding plagued the Phoenix down the stretch, leading to the team’s first Horizon League loss...
Wisconsin football fans were down but not out when they heard that, for the second consecutive year, they won’t get to hear the classic Badgers anthem “Jump Around” during Monday’s Rose Bowl. Last year,...
Just a reminder that some of your favorite Union spots are open during winter break, albeit with limited hours. For a full list of hours and other info, check out www.uwgb.edu/union. — Phoenix Club:...
More than 50 Adult Degree Program Students joined the ranks of UW-Green Bay alumni Dec. 17, participating in mid-year commencement ceremonies at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. This video captures some of...
More than 50 UW-Green Bay Adult Degree Program graduates celebrated their successes Dec. 17, participating in mid-year commencement ceremonies at the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts. It was a day filled with anticipation,...
Hundreds of loyal Phoenix fans braved snow-slowed travel to cheer on the UW-Green Bay women Friday (Dec. 23), as they handily defeated Wisconsin 65-49. Holiday cheer was abundant during the trip, as you can...
Not one, but two UW-Green Bay alumni have been honored as ‘Everyday Heroes’ by the Green Bay Press-Gazette, earning recognition and a page three feature story for their efforts to make a difference in...
Apple’s iPad 2 made its way onto many Christmas wish lists this season, including that of UW-Green Bay sophomore Chelsea Rouse. But Rouse, a Human Development major, wasn’t looking to play Angry Birds —...
